Vanished Without A Trace: Mystifying Cases Of People Vanishing In National Parks (10/23/23)

Published: Oct. 23, 2023, 3:29 p.m.

  1. Gerry Largay (2013): Known as "Inchworm," Gerry Largay was an experienced hiker who went missing on the Appalachian Trail in Maine. Her remains were found two years later, shedding light on her tragic disappearance.
  2. Cody Dial (2014): Cody Dial disappeared while on a solo expedition in the Costa Rican rainforest. His remains were discovered a year later, but the circumstances of his death remain mysterious.
  3. Steve Fossett (2007): The renowned adventurer and pilot Steve Fossett went missing during a solo flight in the Sierra Nevada mountains. His plane wreckage wasn't found until over a year later.
  4. Robert Allen (2013): Robert Allen, a hiker from Texas, disappeared in Wyoming's Wind River Range. Despite extensive search efforts, he was never located.
  5. Noah "Kekai" Mina (2019): Noah Mina went missing while hiking the Moanalua Valley Trail in Hawaii. His family reported him missing after he didn't return from the hike, but he has yet to be found.
  6. Dale Stehling (2017): Dale Stehling, an experienced hiker, disappeared while on a trek in California's San Gabriel Mountains. Despite extensive search efforts, he was never found.
  7. Carl Landers (1974): Carl Landers went missing in the Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. He was last seen on a hike, and despite search operations, he was never found.

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